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nohandles

Ohio

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Posted: 09/25/08 06:16am

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Another weber Q here.

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Flyfisherman128

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Posted: 09/25/08 07:27am

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Weber-Q 100 for the motor and 200 for the house. Gave the 300 as a gift. Best grills on the market.

Rheevs

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Posted: 09/25/08 10:51am

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Baby Q

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Mfran4776

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Posted: 09/25/08 12:46pm

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Weber Q 100 i also have the cast iron griddle made for it and the travel cart. I love it.

javaseuf

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Posted: 09/26/08 01:14pm

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Here is my favorite:

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JoeH

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Posted: 10/09/08 07:59am

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Here's what I use - Stainless Table Top Grill - I bought one at Lowes several years ago for the MH and had great luck with it and it's still going strong and just bought the same thing at Costco for taking on the boat and pickup truck. I generally just hose it out along with a little Dawn or oven cleaner to clean it. Folds up and goes in the bay easily

Bear Creek

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Posted: 10/09/08 10:30am

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It's the Baby Q,"Hands down"

The cast iron grill cleans easily with a wire grill brush. I oil mine each time before cooking There are no rocks or bars to accumulate grease. The burners are protected from drips by the shape of the griddle. The bowl of the grill has a hard finished surface that sheads the carbonized food easily into the grease pan with a light brushing. Smoke and grease stains that form on the lid are easily removed with oven cleaner. Grease pans are easily replaced but I usually cover them with clean aluminum foil each weekend. I've been using mine for 3-years and there isn't a spot of rust or corrosion on it anywhere. The Baby Q is a real value that will last years.